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While trawling through an "Antique Fair" some time ago, same one I got my good Khumiah at, I bought these peices from a pile of similar. My original thought was "Masai" but after seeing some of the stuff posted here I am not so sure. So, I am looking for comment and advice here, or confirmation of my first impression. Thanks everyone in advance for your help.
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Hi
These are from Turkana/Samburu/Karamajong type spears... Regards. |
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Salaams David R ~ I get the impression that these are for the tourist market or I think mine are.. It is not my area of speciality and at first glance they look ok... I mean if you get one thrown in your direction its still a spear !! ![]() Oh and one of the spearpoint covers.. Regards, Ibrahiim al Balooshi. |
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![]() ![]() Salaams Ibrahiim, yes, unfortunately your spears are made for tourists ....still fun to throw though ![]() All the best David |
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Regards, Ibrahiim al Balooshi. |
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